Township of RANDOLPH Morris County, New Jersey 2 0 0 6 M A S T E R P L A N Prepared for: Randolph Township Planning Board 502 Millbrook Avenue, Randolph, NJ 07869 W H E R E L I F E I S W O R T H L I V I N G Prepared by: 2001 Route 46, Suite 107, Parsippany, NJ 07054-1315 www.cloughharbour.com 7 Lookout Road, Randolph, NJ 07869
PLANNING BOARD MORRIS COUNTY, NEW JERSEY 2006 MASTER PLAN January 16, 2006 PREPARED BY: Mary M. Burgoon, Senior Planner Clough Harbour & Associates LLP Robert A. Michaels, P.P., AICP Robert Michaels & Associates License No. 2585 The Original Document is Signed and Sealed pursuant to N.J.A.C. 13:41-1.3
PLANNING BOARD RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE 2006 MASTER PLAN FOR THE TOWNSHIP OF RANDOLPH, NEW JERSEY WHEREAS, the Municipal Land Use Law, NJSA 40:55D-70 et. seq., requires every municipality in the State of New Jersey to adopt a Master Plan and to update its Master Plan on a periodic basis; and WHEREAS, the Township of Randolph has a Master Plan, which is required to be updated at this time, and the Municipal Land Use Law requires the Planning Board to adopt a Master Plan or update a Master Plan by resolution, and WHEREAS, the Planning Board heard the presentation regarding the updated Master Plan (hereinafter, the Master Plan ) by Clough, Harbor & Associates, LLP and Robert Michaels and Associates, LLP on January 9, 2006, and also conducted a public hearing on the Master Plan, and WHEREAS, the Planning Board voted on January 9, 2006 to adopt the Master Plan; subject to certain amendments, based upon comments from the Planning Board; and WHEREAS, the Master Plan has now been finalized, and a true copy of the Master Plan is attached to this resolution. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, by the Planning Board of the Township of Randolph, that it does hereby adopt the Master Plan, which is attached hereto, as the Master Plan for the Township of Randolph, New Jersey.
It is hereby certified that the this is a true and correct copy of a Resolution adopted by the Planning Board of the Township of Randolph upon a roll call vote at a meeting held on January 23, 2006. PLANNING BOARD Dated: January 23, 2006 Planning Board Secretary Vote at Meeting of January 9, 2006 on motion by voice vote to adopt the Master Plan MAYOR ALGEIER COMMISSIONER BAUDREY COMMISSIONER JAEGER COMMISSIONER JEROW COMMISSIONER MITSCH COMMISSIONER MOONEY COMMISSIONER SQUILLARIO VICE CHAIRMAN LEE CHAIRMAN GUADAGNO YES NO ABSTAIN ABSENT x RESOLUTION NO. Vote at Meeting of January 23, 2006 on motion to adopt a Resolution to adopt the Master Plan MAYOR ALGEIER COMMISSIONER BAUDREY COMMISSIONER JAEGER COMMISSIONER JEROW YES NO ABSTAIN ABSENT 2
COMMISSIONER MITSCH COMMISSIONER MOONEY COMMISSIONER SQUILLARIO VICE CHAIRMAN LEE CHAIRMAN GUADAGNO 3
Township of Randolph Master Plan PLANNING BOARD Mike Guadagno, Chairman Art Lee, Vice Chairman Gary Algeier, Mayor Jay Alpert, Mayor s Designee (2005) Adriana Baudry (Official Member) Peter G. Haase (2005) Elizabeth Jaeger John Jerow Edward Metz (2005) Trina Mitsch (Council Member) Robert W. Mooney Arlene Price (2005) Roy Squillario James Pryor, Esq. Board Attorney Clough Harbour & Associates LLP, Board Engineer Darren Carney, Planning Administrator TOWNSHIP COUNCIL Gary Algeier, Mayor Michael Obremski, Deputy Mayor Jon Huston Daniel Lynn (2005) Al Napoliello Andrew J. Manning Trina Mitsch Arlene Price John Lovell, Township Manager Edward Buzak, Esq. Township Attorney MASTER PLAN SUBCOMMITTEE Gary Algeier Mike Guadagno Rick Barker Jon Huston Carl Bressan John Lovell Darren Carney Ed Metz Margaret Finnerin Mike Obremski Deb Sprung PLANNING CONSULTANTS Clough Harbour and Associates Robert Michaels and Associates Where Life Is Worth Living
Township of Randolph Master Plan I. INTRODUCTION I-1 1.0 Planning in Randolph Township I-2 2.0 Document Format I-3 II. GOALS AND OBJECTIVES II-1 1.0 Introduction II-2 2.0 Land Use II-2 3.0 Community Design II-3 4.0 Housing II-4 5.0 Circulation II-4 6.0 Utilities II-4 7.0 Community Facilities II-5 8.0 Parks, Recreation and Open Space II-5 9.0 Conservation II-6 10.0 Historic Preservation II-6 11.0 Recycling II-6 12.0 Compatibility With Other Planning Efforts & Jurisdictions II-7 III. LAND USE ELEMENT III-1 1.0 Introduction III-2 2.0 Regional Location III-2 3.0 Existing Land Use III-3 4.0 Approved Developments III-5 5.0 Land Use and Zoning Patterns III-7 6.0 New Jersey State Plans III-11 7.0 Land Use Recommendations III-14 IV. COMMUNITY DESIGN ELEMENT IV-1 1.0 Introduction IV-2 2.0 Positive Features and Scenic Views IV-2 3.0 State Planning and Community Design IV-4 4.0 Recommendations IV-4 V. HOUSING & DEMOGRAPHIC ELEMENT V-1 1.0 Introduction V-2 2.0 Historical Background V-2 3.0 Housing, Demographic and Employment Data V-3 4.0 Low and Moderate Income Housing Needs V-12 5.0 Fair Share Plan V-27 6.0 Summary V-28 VI. CIRCULATION ELEMENT VI-1 1.0 Introduction VI-2 2.0 Roadway Classifications VI-2 3.0 Vehicular Traffic Volumes VI-5 4.0 Vehicular Circulation Problem Areas VI-6 5.0 Public Transportation VI-7 6.0 Pedestrian Circulation VI-8 7.0 Circulation Recommendations VI-10 VII. UTILITIES ELEMENT VII-1 1.0 Introduction VII-2 2.0 Sanitary Sewer System VII-2 3.0 Water System VII-4 4.0 Storm Water Management VII-5 TABLE OF CONTENTS VIII. COMMUNITY FACILITIES ELEMENT VIII-1 1.0 Introduction VIII-2 2.0 Municipal Administrative Facilities VIII-2 3.0 Fire Department VIII-3 4.0 Rescue Squad VIII-3 5.0 Public Works Complex VIII-3 6.0 Calais Road Complex VIII-4 7.0 Randolph Township School District VIII-5 8.0 Community Facilities RecommendationsVIII-6 I. PARKS, RECREATION & OPEN SPACE ELEMENT I-1 1.0 Introduction I-2 2.0 Existing Parks and Recreation Facilities I-2 3.0 Park Land Needs for Active Recreation Facilities I-4 4.0 Need for Additional Recreation Facilities I-5 5.0 Recommended Improvements to Existing Parks I-6 6.0 Open Space Plan and Acquisition Program I-8 7.0 Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Recommendations I-9. CONSERVATION ELEMENT -1 1.0 Introduction -2 2.0 Topography -3 3.0 Bedrock -3 4.0 Soils -3 5.0 Steep Slopes -6 6.0 Aquifers and Recharge Areas -7 7.0 Seasonal High Water Table -8 8.0 Surface Water Quality Classification -8 9.0 Drainage Basins and Major Surface Water Features -9 10.0 Floodplains -10 11.0 Wetlands -10 12.0 Critical Habitats -10 13.0 Recommendations -11 I. HISTORIC PRESERVATION ELEMENT I-1 1.0 Introduction I-2 2.0 Landmarks Advisory Committee I-2 3.0 Historical Society I-3 4.0 Historic Preservation Recommendations I-3 II. RECYCLING ELEMENT II-1 1.0 Introduction II-2 2.0 Recommendations II-3 III. RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER PLANS III-1 1.0 Introduction III-2 2.0 Contiguous Municipalities III-2 3.0 Morris County Plans III-4 4.0 State Plans III-4 IV. BIBLIOGRAPHY IV-1 FIGURES - Figures can be found at the end of each chapter. APPENDI A Bibliography APPENDI B Historic and Cultural Sites Listings Where Life Is Worth Living